What does the flower language of daisy mean (about the symbol and meaning of daisy)

Daisy, also known as horsehead orchid, spring chrysanthemum, sun chrysanthemum, etc. It is called daisy because its petals are short and straight, like unformed chrysanthemums.

Daisies are different from ordinary chrysanthemums. They bloom in early spring. Daisy has a lot of flowers and is the national flower of Italy.

Daisy flower language represents a person's deep love, tangled and timid secret love. In the western world, it is often used as a flower for divining love.

Daisy flower language means innocence and purity. Daisy flowers are exquisite and full of vitality. In early spring, if you meet a lovely girl, you might as well send a bunch of daisies to praise her pure beauty.

Daisy is also a symbol of peace and hope. Daisies bloom in early spring. In a cold and warm world, they have blossomed white flowers, bringing people the hope of spring.

Daisy has another name, Margaret. In the western world, the daisy is the incarnation of the devil Burtess, which means a kind of happiness.